After a critically acclaimed and hugely popular two year stint playing to over a million people in 600+ shows in the smash hit West End production of ‘Joseph’, Lee Mead has finally hung up his technicolour dream coat to embark on an exciting new musical chapter in his career. Following the success of his debut, self-titled album last year, Lee has returned to the studio to work on his second album which is set for release on March 9th. Just in time for Mothers’ Day! This time around Lee’s had more time to focus on his own music and has even co-written some of the tracks on the album ‘Nothing Else Matters’, the new offering is an eclectic mix of some of Lee’s favourite tracks as well as brand new material written especially for the album. Produced by Graham Stack at Metrophonic (Take That, Rod Stewart, John Barrowman), Lee worked with Chris Braide, (James Morrison, Will Young, The Saturdays) among others to make an album sure to delight his ever growing number of loyal fans and win over some new ones. Highlights include the lead track from the album, Nothing Else Matters, a duet with Hayley Westenra on When The Stars Go Blue and the Spandau Ballet classic, Through The Barricades. Lee rocketed to fame in 2007 when he won BBC’s,‘Any Dream Will Do’ and since then his career has gone from strength to strength. He has been the star attraction of ‘Joseph And The Technicolour Dreamcoat’ for the past two years; playing to sold out West End theatres seven times a week and is now can't wait to take on some new challenges.
Nothing Else Matters Collide When The Stars Go Blue Breathe You Out Drops Of Jupiter Holding On To Letting G Through The Barricades Everything I Left Behind Good To Be Alive The Time To Say Goodbye More Than Words